Haditha-massakren
| Haditha-massakren | |
|---|---|
 En marinesoldat inspicerer stedet hvor fem civile blev dræbt | |
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| Tid og sted | |
| Sted | Haditha, Al Anbar-provinsen |
| Land |  Irak |
| Koordinater | 34°08′23″N 42°22′41″Ø / 34.1397°N 42.3781°ØKoordinater: 34°08′23″N 42°22′41″Ø / 34.1397°N 42.3781°Ø |
| Dato | 19. november 2005 |
| Overblik | |
| Døde | 24 irakiske civile |
| Terrorister | En gruppe af marinesoldater fra Kilo Kompagniet 3. bataljon, 1. marineregiment, 1. marinedivision |
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Haditha-massakren er en massakre begået af amerikanske styrker den 19. november 2005 i Haditha i Irak, hvor en gruppe marinesoldater har dræbt 24 civile[1], heriblandt 3 børn[2]. Massakren sammenlignes med My Lai-massakren under Vietnamkrigen.[3] Der i øjeblikket undersøgelser i gang både fra irakisk[4] og amerikansk side for at finde frem til hvad der faktisk skete.
Kilder
- ^ http://politiken.dk/VisArtikel.sasp?PageID=457106 (Webside ikke længere tilgængelig)
- ^ http://politiken.dk/VisArtikel.sasp?PageID=444452 (Webside ikke længere tilgængelig)
- ^ CNN.com – Greenfield: Echoes of another war, another massacre – Jun 2, 2006
- ^ edmontonsun.com – World – Iraq plans own investigation (Webside ikke længere tilgængelig)
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2005 Marine Killings in Haditha.jpg
Original Caption: A photo contained in a Naval Criminal Investigative Service report obtained by The Washington Post shows a Marine inspecting a roadside scene near Haditha, Iraq, where five unarmed civilians were killed on Nov. 19, 2005. Earlier that day, Marines stopped the white taxi in which the men had been riding, then allegedly shot them after a bomb exploded nearby. The incident was the first on a day of violence in Haditha that left 24 civilians dead, among them women and children, and four Marines charged with murder.
Original Caption: A photo contained in a Naval Criminal Investigative Service report obtained by The Washington Post shows a Marine inspecting a roadside scene near Haditha, Iraq, where five unarmed civilians were killed on Nov. 19, 2005. Earlier that day, Marines stopped the white taxi in which the men had been riding, then allegedly shot them after a bomb exploded nearby. The incident was the first on a day of violence in Haditha that left 24 civilians dead, among them women and children, and four Marines charged with murder.
